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I have a multi-variable data set I need to separate out into bins. I can't use Excel's histogram function as it won't meet my requirements. This is a problem I can easily solve using SUMIFS formulas, but I want to know if this can be done using a pivot table. But I don't know how to approach it that way.
I've attached a spreadsheet with a sample data set and the results I'm looking for using SUMIFS formulas. I'd appreciate any help in doing the same thing with a pivot table.
Thanks!
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